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stag will approve Of further represeio,
tends to restrain the leaders from aei'
tstion. 1, is reported that besides ex'
tending the sollistss go as to include
newspapers, the Raichstsg will be
asked TO re-establish the old system OF
the Work bock," under which Q
xorkman applying for work must pro-
duce an Aibsits Buch, signed by hig
last employer, setting fotth
The capabilities and character
Of tee applicant, The Hlrieh social
iste have warned their German bteth.
rem that a MASTER .eague Is operating
over Bavaria, Wurtemherg, Baden
and part OF Saxory, and Is tryicg to
lmpDss work books having, besides
open statements, secret sjEns, showing
whether the b5arers are obnox
ipua to employers. nc recent
strike Of glsziers st z rich
and Winterheur led 10 revelations
concerning the secret signs which the
masters ere ueing in the work books.
The socialists, besides relying upon
the support OF tbs center ana pro.
gres5ist parties, are hopeful that q
small section OF the national liberals
will reinse to 20 bsok 70 an oppressive
system which lesde TO fsrmsnL and
discomfort anorg all classes Of work
men.
This socialists Of Zurich have re.
solved TO advise the German soc aliett
in America tO unite in protest agar @
the execution OF the Chicago anaIch
ists.
Emperor William will sojourn a
Baden Baden until October Goth.
Yesterday was the Empress An
guhts's seventy sixth birthday. Tn,
buildings in Berlin and Potsdam wer,
decorated with Gags and bunting II
honor Of the occasion. king Leopold
OF Belgium, the l. nperor aud Empree
Of Braz and the Baden Princes pre-
ssnted their congratulations to tn
Empress.
Empress Augusta has sent TO In
Pope, through Baron Won schloezel
the German representative at the Vat
can, q ibilee gift oil a handsom
chssuble embroidered by herself.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02

TnE sp.riiuslis,s o. Eliland have
I,a 20 ID believe G. az POT HuNley 10
Interested Ia lhs iei,pce 4 the Other
" H. bsb been making In
aiircs igt1 tho phenomena oi
,piiiasn ano hts expo ed a deOire
70 inquus iur.h,r r,oia Cfooke
au5 Wa scc gra snoug the meet
prom -uncsd ~ u,uAl'f'r With Huxloy
aiIsi b. the i.a o. fpr,uai.ois. they
would 30 entb ID g. point 10 afro 'hst
l,v,u 4 be- dGi31ll Io me'ci Wa tus
uh5sriHgl Of sci.ajh ranct lux
Isyistht a. nl'u a Dnwnnm'
yal 500 b. probably ,hs g,os'o'' liv'
,se uaiuralls', t.nos I'D pend
.nt'y ~ Darwin, ha lad
reached tag sans clrclu'inn az
10 IN. order e development by nli-
ur,l asltc!irn and tbs survival Of tbs
a ,est. Pfoi C.ookei - az authority
on physics, aud Ia TIC Nod Of inquiry,
where electricity bss been developed,
las no superior. la view Of tbere'
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02
sue water valley Fair

lhFaulAh w fHh AFFtAhsl
WhTKH VAiLSY, Mt@, Dc ober L.
Tho Water vtlley Diving Puk aud
aud North Mississippi Blood stock
Association VII op.u i.s gaiss 10 *.
hibitor and ,i-ito'g for ils second On.
nusl ia.r anA ncoi next Tues 10y, and
soltiuuo Or lbiuo Gays. Much inter.
eat u mauiiss,cd w the s,ocEholdor
and our CT. ne In 'hc suc,tas NJ the
exhibition. Race hoI.,5 lfam Nom.
phlF. haLyillo sud o:bcr places are
Glready here, ready 10 enter 1ho lls's
and compoto iii the literal purses Of.
iwOd by the slciai.or. The Illinois
Central railroad will give a hall rate
fare Coz all who may ~ish 10 at,end
IRON points q o1g lie line.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02

Ncvmso can exceed the meanness
OF the New York Tribune in connect
ing the nsme OF President Cleveland
with personal interest in the prose
cution Il the pan-olectric suits, The
government could not refuse 10 prose.
cute The suit, no matter vhs, Attor.
nov General Gsr,and's connection
With the Pan Electric Company may
be, OF what his opinion or the opinion
OF other Cabinet officers ~ 60 tho
merits OF the case. II II had no merit
the court would not have considered
H. The Tribune liz az mean In this
case % In altribuing 10 the President
n political purpose in accepting the
invitation Of the people Of several
Western and Southern cities 10 yisit
them. IL must be badly pushed icr
political ammunition when II resortG
10 such mIsstitenents and misrspre
es,atlon,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02

In view OF tine spread Of the cholera
among the passengers Of the French
steamer A!esis, the New York Herald
suggests that "Ihe most untiring aud
energetic action Of the hoalth aulhoh.
iies" Of that city 10 In order, ITO see
tina, no communication Ia had between
the public and the Injected or the iso-
lated passengers"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02

an DErEw y si,rs 10 be- president
OF tht Nes York Oei trail aud Hudson
River fsilioAo, O. d La no ,d,soi DO.
.sga candidate for the Il Republican
Z. m.nA,!on iai PfoJidoIt Of the u oft.
ed sts,es. lie sAys BE- 10 veil suited
pi'h his yoesiiop, and thlnks 10 isa
resp,c ahlo one. Il stn not . railroad
owner. but q rAilroEd manager. / Am
"a d for my sefvicrs and sndsEyor 10
pefiim hem to tho best Of my abil.
ity. With my On les as manager and
tho I.,t&Iy i.ie | am sblC 10 enjoy In
my leisure m,mentr, ! aa perfectly
content In the p'esent stale Of pub.
lie oni-i5n q railrosd pretideLt s q
candidate would excite pre- iuiitts and
provoke criticism, and any railroad
PRECEDENT who should esigu his place
y, accert nomination would exhibit,
such n sok IT capacity a. would pie'
oude even tae emAlsst peanut yendeT
l1m cnttfi1R inlo partnership With
him." Sound End sensible, every
wlrJ o. 10. NJ. Dlpsw know when
busNsll "a. nd his no Ida Of
'tro liug his plltifs."
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02

Iris croditable TO the Grand Army
oil ths X public that The Vandervort
resolutions denounciDg President
Cleveland were on Friday rejected by
a unanimous vote. IL would have
been more ereditaSle to the q. A. r
II Ii had reiu'ed unanimously TO TO.
teive and consider the resolutions and
rad Kicked vsaderyoh out Of the
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02
A Wiss EusgeS,ion.

To the Editor Of the APPE.L:
wish % csk thro OCH your valuable
paper It's, ppyrr ba offered in al the
places Of public wor!bip in NJ mphis
for the sr.sjy restoration ia health 81
crr Tpx.pr O.srric, President, y p.
Ba3app, slso ttat ho may b. de,iy.
erpd from his enemies.
MBN. II. T.. WRIGHT.
Memphis, Tenn, october l, 1877.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02

Now THAT Sharp has been ordered
to Sing s.ng, tie New York paperu
are calling for the prosecution Of the
other bribe eivtrs, and with them the
lawyers who engineered the Broad.
way surface railroad bin through the
New York Legislature. They are the
zeal corfu 9ters.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02

THE Kansas City, Memphis and Biz,
mioghsm railroad will only be second
10 ihe Kansas City, Springfield .nd
Memphis railroad In lis lnausncs on
tha iuturs Of this city. 1, ought to
increase our oltlon receipts by at
least 10000 bales and our grocery
RAIDS by = million oi dollars And II
vii Il out merchants are 40 enerselc
A nlual.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02
P.,.,ass, Arrive. q, ~. Ls-i..

81. L,ui', Mo-, October 9 - AM
To rrcsiion. and his wife and parry
arrived here abou. l O'Clock this
morning. They were met by Mayor
France, Nv Francia and committee
~ Bet g. Louis. The city was thor
oushly aroused and beautifully dec.
ua.eA.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02
THE WEATHER.
Indications.

wAssIEeres, October 2, am. - For
Mississipri,i Warmer. fair weather, fol.
lowed by cooler In Arkansas light TO iresh
southcrly winds.
For Tennessee Asd Kentucky; Warmer.
fair weather; light TO fresh tsuthorly winds.
The rivers - Arkansas river ha, fallen
about foot at Fort Smith, and the sAvan-
nah river a5Out 1 feet at Augusta.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02
Hon. W. n. y. MiIburn Kills a Nan.

NASHVILLE, TENN, Oclo0sr 1.-The
Hon. W. E. F. Milburn, a prominent
lawyer Of Greenville, Tenn, msmber
Of the Legislature, shot aud instantly
killed Will Ward, q bartender, Of the
same place, tonight, in s,li defense.
Tue parties got into a discussion over
the result OF the prohibition election,
when hot words pesssd, and Ward
assaulted Mlburn With . knife, when
the latter shot him through the heart.
Ward vas son OF the notorious
B,tsy Ward, who has run saloon
I II many years.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02

sosx confusion prevails a. to the
effect OF the vote Just cast for and
sgainSt the proposed amendment to
tho Constitution, some persons hold
Ing that II tskes, under the Constltu-
ton. q majority Of the votes, making
tho last preceding election Tor mem.
bsa Of tho Legislature the ieet, while
Others hold that under the Constilu.
ton M iirliy Of the votes polled will
decide II. The Gre, Of these positions
Ia right The words Of
the Constitution aro explicit
and plain that III the peope
shall approve and raliiy ouch amer 4.
ment or AMENDMENTS, by tj,Iily
Of all the cltE N, Of The S aie voting
ior Representatives voting In their
iayo,. tuch amendment or amend.
msrti shall become - par; OF the Con.
niltulion." Rsc'iop 4 Article X :oi
tho Oonslilulion Of 1905. providing tor
tho ealing Of Constitutional Con.
von,ion 10 amend, alter or
nbolhh tho Oonstituto,, says
Il must Aret bs sgtced to by
two thirds Of the General Assembly
and submitted 10 the people 10 be
voted for y, the succeeding election
for members Of the General Assembly,
and that III Il shall appear that a ma
jorliy Of all the ciiir OF the State
voiiug Tor Representatives have voted
i0r n convention. the General Asscm.
by phall, al their next session, cali a
convention" II Ia clear from this that
tho yorbIags Of 1896 wss retained
by the makers Of the constitution Of
1870, aud ths, . maj ,rily In this case
means q msj ,rity Of TOTAL vsrs
EQUAL 70 THAT CAST At ruE LAST ELEc-
uoN Tor members Of the General A.
ecmby. Ths IL the only existing
means OF psseItainiug the number Of
oil Tbs ctlEbns Of the State voting for
Representatives.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02
Chief OF Police Resigns,
lsPEcfAL TO THI APPsAL.I

NASHVILLE. Tenn, October L.
Chief Martin Ksrrigsn, OF the city
police, resigned his position today.
J. Hadley Olsek was elected In bis
place. Olack took charge tonight.
The Chattanooga s,lopn keepers
have signed an agreement to strictly
observe the lar, and will hereafter
FELL no liquor 10 minors or on Sun.
dayp,
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A DEFENSE.

why Do yeu blame me that keep
Ny child heart ttll Va 81 der ,ssf5Y
loo tpon We ceafe g. LAUGH or geep
Win tie Old tcniof hoTef and loars,
Al rather should 70 Jog 10 End
We have not lost 20 lair : good
Inc ufh ~ simplicity % mind
VI Naleh 1--we taidi In foVersnt No jod -
10 such a! hess 10 hsar, are siy.u
heAlaedom asd TIE says Of IL ven {"
d. II. D..
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL-.sUNDAY OCTOBER g. 1857

do good, evil was made Of IL; that
they are in the position Of targeta to
bs shot al and rot able to defend
Themselves NJ rese1t ".
DIR RACHEL GOWLING,
Stunt jill work for W. @ 7. u.
MISS 4. STEWART,
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PoIiucaI Dissnestioas Settled.
isrsstAL 10 rAI arrIAL.l


JAcE'oS, MIS-, October The
State Boitd q Commissioners OF Eltc.
tiun hsye spent the day In hesiirg
testimony and srsumonih between the
Scott ard suil "a isciions Of tie b, IN
ooSaiio party in Bolivar county, ~ o.
which D. the =. pfttuntaiive Of the reg.
ular democratic pnrty aud sut lied TO
the C1l#tr Conmiftiunsra a e'fc.
ti1n. Representative Ia, d. z otEua
weiv hvTn iu lnrre 1umbsIs nb but1
eicra, aud earnest Interest was mari
lee ~ tueuiA. Iha Sia,e r ard, after
due go lvfs on, utciced in favor II
the Scot iIcIun, app1iuiinR ~ com.
mis. .ueis q q Mcclure, W. A Yer.
gst Il James ksily, the parties rec.
cmmerdfd by tue Scott convention.
CJmm.ta lu,rs ware appointed for q
numb Of othfr couati,s, R,nkln be-
leg tn only otte one In which there
was any 60 test Dr.. \. W. Robin.
sou, John X. Enuchs and Oha'les
Msson we're appointed for Rankin.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02

The newest and the best thing hat
has come into the domestic lie n
our people is the provision for hir.
Jog tho family monding done pro.
oisely A. the sewing or the washing
Is done. Last winter one or two
"mending" women began this in a
small way, and now several will take
Il up in earnest the coming season.
Il calls for the highest skill 10 tho
sewing and darning art, but il is a
pronounced success from the start.
Why has not all this been brought
about before? But Il Is never TOO
late 10 mend. Portland Letter.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02
THE MEMPHIS PAPER OF THE
LARGEST CIRCULATION
Is THE OLD RELIABLE APPEAL.

The APPEAL may be found on Gle In 81.
Loui, at tho Lindell Hotel.
In New York at tho Fifth Avenue Hotel
and at the oiase Of the American Newspaper
Publisher Association, l04 Temple Court.
This psper Is represented by J. Il. Van
noren, Special Eastern Advertising Agent,
Nc. Y Tribune Building. New York.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02

JuDsR DUBoss ought to ask the
Avalanche not to ray another word In
his deiense, on the principle Of save
mo from my friends"
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4 Non's hnEr..lInn

Itxas sii,ingt.
Cute Son-Sg, Pop, can't we CON.
TO bows2
Pop-HoE soY
Cute So9-Why you give up all
idea OF licking me, and | will give
up all idea OF getting licked.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02
The "Hornct" Man Arrested.
IsPscIAL TO THs APPIAL,l

BlsxrsoHAs, ALA, October 1.-The
Hornet man was trrestsd and put I'M
der bond to the mayor by the police
tonight, snd the sale OF this after.
noon's "a t,Vp9sd at all the news
staodf, for ihs vsriet- Of rlbald and
blAsphemous articles in n.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02

rnK President had a rousIng recep.
ton at Indianapolis yesterday, and In
his speech paid feeling tribute to the
memory OF tho late Vice President,
Hondrirks
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02

cent report adverse to the claims OF
the spiitualists, by the Philadelphia
com mipsloD, this Willingness by Hur'
Icy TO ipquire further is full Of upu'
sual interest.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02

g, Good resolutions, like a sQuallins
baby At church, should be carried
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02
MAIonIIIEs ny COUNTIES.

The following table Is made up from
Tbs beet Information, ofli sisl and 9TH
erwise, attainable by tho ArSRAL. 1t
is subject 10 further correction:
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

Indians 49, WPcspiiuia-
Iiaa Of mo OebI STATEN emf.
The s clatary oithe Interior hes re.
ceived thropSh the Commissioner OF
Agriculture communication from
Gov. Lesie, Of Montana, transmitting
rep ort from the veterinary surgeon Of
that Territory, relating TO the dig
ease known as "glandere," ex-
islins among horses within
the Grow reservation, and also
a letter from Iudjsn Agent William.
son on the same subject. The veter-
inaIian ssys that after making an inves.
tgalion Of the character OF the die
esse, during which several chronic
cases Of elanders were discovered,
aud the animals destroyed, he 10 fully
satisfied that the disease prevails TO
an alarming extent among the horses
on the reservation, and says that he
regards II as most important that steps
be taken 10 stamp out the disease
while In In iis inclpiency. The In
dian agent joius the Governor and the
veterinarian In urging immediate &c.
ton, and asks that provision be made
10 recompenss the Indians for
affected horses killed. He Gays
that the Indiana are not alarmed
ut the presencs Of this disease among
their animate, rs its symptoms 10
much resemble tho "distemper," with
which their hGrses have always besn
moro or lsss affected, and are unwill.
log to kill the direa'ed ONES except
upon promise OF compensation. The
Commissioner Of Agriculture recon.
mends that az the Bur- au al Animal
Industry has 10 irisdiction within the
reservation, ~ Interior Department
take such steps as are necessary I,
oauso the destruction oil the nfec.et
horses In order IN prevent the HpresC
Of the disease, and 10 protect the live
Of the people as we'll ss the suinals o
the adjoining States and Terrrori.s.
TROUBLESOME ~
Toe Secretary OF the Interior ha
under consideration n recommends
ton mqde by Col. George Gibson. o
the Fifth Inlantry, commanding th,
military post at Fort keogh, Mont.
that the remnant Of the Northern
Cheyenne band Of Indiana nov Twins
at the Pine X dye agency on tn,
Sioux reservation In Dakota, be per
marsntly removed to the Tongue
River sgency In Montana, where a lsrg'
part OF the tribe have be,n located
since 1882. Col. Gibson says they AZ,
all one people, and the concentration
Of the whole tribe on the Tongu
River reservation will pr OTTO thei
peace AID harmony. II 10 cad al th
Interior Department tat tie only e.
rious q iett on in this connection
WHITTIER tLera 81 In th9 Tongue reser
vation sufficient quantity OF land 4
supply the needs Of all under the sew
crafty ACT
RkcAPiTuLATIoS or DEBT STATEMENT
Following 10 q recapitulstIon OF III
pabllc debt state nent (centa omitted)
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02
NO LONGER A DOUBT.
The PrOhibitiOnists Defeated.
Reports, Oilcini and Unofficial,
Give the Ant,s 10000 Majority.
FhiB Ultimate as Eccnrate CO Pos
sible at this inc.
rrohibiiijnisis Conceding They Have
Been 0utVOt,d.

rRb,s 81 Returns and Estimates OF
All tbs Counties TeIeKrsphed
Specially 60 the
Appeal.
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Total cash IN the Treasury ~
shown BY Ifsasuief's genetal
HFn.uUf ..... NlIaaA n
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Yesterdays local Temperature.
IMsmphis AivnaI O0ios Rsport.1

Maximum Temperature, B.ii mini
$50; olOne, I. rainfall, o 90.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-08-26
Notice to Contractors.

TN pursuance of an act of thei legislature of
L the state Of Nebraska, approved March 81,
1887. notice is hereby given that sealed propo.
sails will be received by the Board of Public
Lands and buildings until Saturday the 10th
day of September, 1887, at2 O'Clock p. m, for
the erection of one two-story brick building
with stone basement, on the grounds of the
Nebraska institution for feeble minded youths,
situated near the city of Beatrice
Said building to be erected and completed,
including steam heating, plumbing sewerage,
water servlce and tunnels, according to the
plans and specifications now on nle in the
office of the Commissioner of Public Lands and
Buildings, made by g. +. Driscoll, architect, and
the supplemental and additional specifications
annexed thereto, marked respectively IA" and
Said building to be completed on CT before
September /, 1883. The contractor to receive,
during its erection, 20 per cent of monthly
estimates and the balance of the contract
price when the building is fully completed and
accepted.
4 bond or other security in the sum of
% 900 will be required to accompany each bid.
made payable to the state: on condition that IL
the party making the bid be awarded the con-
tract he will within fifteen days execute and
file good and acceptable bond as required by
law. conditioned for the faithful performance
of the contract.
The board reserves the right to reject any
or all bids
BY order OF tho Board of Public Lands and
Buildings. JOSEPH SCOTT,
Lincoln, August 10, 1887. Commissioner.
a
Omaha daily bee., 1887-08-26
Guardian Sale,

In pursuance OF an order of the district court
of Nebraska. in and for Douglas county. in the
matter Of the guardianship of James G. lsh, a
minor, will sell ut public auction. the real es-
tate hereinafter described, on the 3D. day of
September. 1887, at ~ oclock In tho forenoon,
holding said sale open one hour thereafter, at
the county court house, in the city. of Omaha,
in Douglas county, in the state Of Nebraska,
to wit: Beginning at point zoos. feet north
southwest quarter of section ten. township
fifteen, north range thirteen, east of the sixth
principal meridian, in Dougl las county state Of
Nebraska. Thence north one hundred thirty:
fve and one-fourth feet to the north line Of
said quarter section. Thence west three hun
dred and twenty-five feet. Thence south one
hundred thlrty-fve and One-fOurth feet.
Thence east three hundred and twenty five
feet to the place OF beginning. containing one
sale to be all cash or one third cash in hand and
remainder payable in one and two Years, with
interest at 8 per cent per annum from date
until paid.
Dated this 1lth day of August, A. d. 1887.
MARTHA NJ. ISH, Guardian.
Also, at the same time and place, will be sold
the following described property belonging to
the undersigned, personally, Wis The west half
of block eleven, in Ambler Place, containing
ten lots, with improvements thereon.
1l-ls-25 MARTHA NJ ISH.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-08-26
Notice of incorporation Of the Nebraska Saw
nUs Rank

Notice is hereby given that the Nebraska Saw
ings bnnk mas tnis ms dGy MED its articles of IN,
Douglas county, Nebraska. and will hereafter
do business under said articles in the city of
Omaha, Douglas county, Nebraska.
First. The name of said corporation is "Ne.
braska Savings Bank"
second, Tie principal place of business of
said corporation shall bo in the city of Omaha,
Douglas county, Nebraska.
Third. The general nature OF the business
OF said corporation shall be the usual business
of a savings bank and the usual business of q
bank OF discount and loan and trust company
Said bank will receive money on deposit and
money on approved security both real and
personal. and will buy and sell notes. mort.
cages, and other negotiable instruments and
bonds and stocks, and will act as trustee and
''f Fourth, The amount of the authorized capi.
thousand dollars, divided into four thousand
shares OF one hundred dollars each, but said
corporation may commence business when two
hundred thousand dollars OF said capital stock
is subscribed.
Said capital stock is to he paid ia as follows:
One-fourth as soon as called for by the board
of directors and the balance in installments as
called for by said board.
corporation is tho fifteenth day of August, A.
D. 1887 and its terminal ion shall be the fifteenth
day OF August, A. ID. l9s8.
or liability to which said corporation shall at
any one time be subject shah not exceed two
thirds of the amount Of its subscribed capital
stock, except deposits in the bank and such
other exceptions as are provided for in chap
ter seventeen of tho acts of the legislative as
sembv of the state of Nebraska OF 1887.
Seventh, The affairs OF said corporation
shall be conducted by a board of fifteen Direct
ors, Ave OF whom shall be elected annually on
the second Monday of January of each year.
and who shall hold their Office for the period of
three years; and by a president. vice. president
and cashier, elected by the board OF directors.
Done at Omaha, Nebraska, this 18th day of
August, A. ID. lsST.
J. L. MILES,
DEXTER l.. THOMAS,
JOHN RUSH,
ALVIN SAUNDERS.
ERASTUS A. BENSON,
F. B. JOHNSON,
GEORGE r. BARKER,
SAMUEL ID. MERCER,
NORRIS MORRISON,
]. H. EVANS,
SAMUEL COTNER.
a1Tdsl4
Omaha daily bee., 1887-08-26

Notice to Merchants and Laborers.
On and after this date shall not be rospon.
sibe for any material delivered to or work per-
formed for Fred Mttn acht on house he is now
building for mo on lot 1, block %, Souht
Omaha. HERMAN IOMDRINCK.
Omaha. Augustus II